In MySQL, a Stored Procedure is a set of SQL codes that you can write and save that allows us to reuse the code whenever needed without having to rewrite it. Hence, if you have SQL queries that you use regularly then you can save it as a stored procedure. You just have to call the procedure for execution when required.
In short, if you have a SQL query that you need to run multiple times on a regular basis, save that as a stored procedure and use the EXEC command to reuse it.
Here is how you can create a stored procedure in MySQL:
CREATE PROCEDURE procedure_name
AS
sql_statement
GO;
You can use the following EXEC command to reuse a stored procedure:
EXEC procedure_name;
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